Ford, Mazda issue "do not drive" advisory for 457,000 vehicles

Ford and Mazda on Tuesday instructed owners of some vehicles not to drive their cars due to them still having potentially-dangerous airbags installed.
The roughly 457,300 total vehicles in the U.S. subject to the "do not drive" advisories have Takata non-desiccated airbag inflators that urgently need repairs under past recalls, according to the automakers.
Of those hundreds of thousands of vehicles, roughly 83,000 were Mazda, while 374,300 fell under the Ford, Lincoln and Mercury brands.